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Amiga Power, issue 9 (January 1992)

Amiga Power editors. 1992. “Amiga Power, issue 9 (January 1992).” Amiga Power, issue 9. Future Publishing.

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Amiga Power 9
Original
https://archive.org/details/amiga-power
sha256
353b96f59eec1289eee135ed96ed36bf6804fc8b02098f1df6a8eecefee78aed
Archived
https://archive.org/download/amiga-power/AmigaPower09-Jan92_djvu.xml
Accessed
2026-11-06
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© Future Publishing (at the time of publication); scan hosted by the Internet Archive
Credit
Scan in the Internet Archive item "amiga-power" (file AmigaPower09-Jan92.pdf); the pin is that file's OCR, as DjVu XML.
Notes
Pinned in archive batch 29 as a lead for Smash TV, Lemmings (Oh No! More Lemmings), Double Dragon 3, The Blues Brothers and Prince of Persia, found through the Amiga Magazine Rack's index.

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The Hit Squad reissued the Amiga version at £7.99. It entered Amiga Power's charts at number 13 in January 1992, and the same issue's budget review, by Stuart Campbell, gave it 54 percent: the Amiga version is a pale shadow of its other incarnations, "with all the original gameplay intact but hampered by jerky scrolling and imprecise collision detection".p. 20 (image 20), The Chartsp. 107 (image 107), budget reviewp. 107 (image 107), budget reviewp. 107 (image 107), budget review, The Bottom LineMagazine
The Hit Squad reissued the Amiga version at £7.99: Amiga Power's charts for January 1992 show Chase HQ (Hit Squad, £7.99) as a new entry at number 97, and the same issue's budget review, by Stuart Campbell, gave it 44 percent: "Even if you liked the original coin-op, this is crap. Don't buy it."p. 20 (image 20), The Chartsp. 105 (image 105), budget reviewp. 105 (image 105), budget reviewp. 105 (image 105), budget review, The Bottom LineMagazine